Possess (2026) movie poster featuring a smartphone displaying sound waves against a dark background, suggesting the film's audio-recording narrative format

Crime · Review

Possess (2026)

This is it.

0h 15m Nov 12, 2026 EnglishDir. Beau Han Bridge
CrimeThrillerComedy

In Cinemas

November 12, 2026

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Synopsis

On February 20, 2016, a college student disappears without a trace. The events leading up to his vanishing are reconstructed entirely through phone recordings — voicemails, calls, and voice notes exchanged between him and his circle of friends. What begins as ordinary campus banter gradually reveals fractures in the group dynamic, hinting at something darker beneath the surface.

As the recordings progress, the tone shifts from comedic slice-of-life to something more ominous, suggesting the disappearance wasn't random. The audience pieces together the timeline alongside the characters, hearing only what the phones captured.

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